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Images Dated 9th February 2009 (page 9)

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Images Dated 9th February 2009: Detail of a window on a whitewashed house with inset

Detail of a window on a whitewashed house with inset volcanic stone and a blue frame in Santo Domingo de Garafia

Images Dated 9th February 2009: The whitewashed Church of Senora de los Reyes

The whitewashed Church of Senora de los Reyes. Every four years the madonna is taken from the church and processed the length and breadth of El Hierro Island

A plate of cured ham

Wild spring flowers flank palm groves and terraced fields on La Gomera

Patio de la Azequia of the Generalife palace of the Alhambra

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Patio de los Arrayanes

Patio de los Arrayanes (Myrtles) in The Palacios Nazaries of the Alhambra

Fishing nets lie waiting for the next trip to the Atlantic

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Though little used today

Though little used today, a traditional ribeira, or a port wine boat, recalls an age when much of the regions port was transported from estates down the Rio Douro

Images Dated 9th February 2009: An equestrian statue of Vimara Peres competes with

An equestrian statue of Vimara Peres competes with the celebrated baroque Torre dos Clerigos, once Portugals tallest structure

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Bottles of lightly sparkling Vinho Verde or green wine

Bottles of lightly sparkling Vinho Verde or green wine which are drunk whilst still very young

Images Dated 9th February 2009: A narrow path

A narrow path, enclosed by old stone walls, leads through vineyards of the Douro Valley above Pinhao which are set on terraced hillsides above the Douro River

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Grapes and vines in the Douro Valley above

Grapes and vines in the Douro Valley above Pinhao

The sun sets over the yachts and pleasure boats in the marina

Golfers play on the championship course

Fishing boats and nets on the beach

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Block of cork showing how corks for bottles are drilled

Block of cork showing how corks for bottles are drilled straight from the processed bark

Pork and clams is a typical dish of the Alentejo

Images Dated 9th February 2009: A young cork tree in a field of wild flowers

A young cork tree in a field of wild flowers. Trees can be commercially stripped of their bark every 8-9 years

Images Dated 9th February 2009: A blind street musician holds his violin in one hand

A blind street musician holds his violin in one hand and his collecting box in the other

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Pasteis de Belem a type of custard tart

Pasteis de Belem a type of custard tart, in the window of the famous Antiga Confeitaria de Belem

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Fresh pea pods in a basket at Mercado dos

Fresh pea pods in a basket at Mercado dos Lavradores

Cruise ship leaving Funchal Harbour at sunset

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Interior of the Alta Ice Igloo Hotel

Interior of the Alta Ice Igloo Hotel, Alta, Arctic Circle, Northern Norway

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Skies stored alongside wooden barn on farm at The Gargia

Skies stored alongside wooden barn on farm at The Gargia Fjellstue AS Mountain Lodge, Alta, Arctic Circle, Northern Norway

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Sunrise over frozen birch forest in the Arctic Circle

Sunrise over frozen birch forest in the Arctic Circle, Saravopia, Northern Norway

Armed guide checking for polar bears prior to land excursion

Polar bear warning sign on the outskirts of Longyearbyen

View from the top of the main mast

Noordelicht bowsprit view

Noordelicht schooner under full sail in Krossfjorden

Noordelicht at anchor in Magdalenafjorden

Noordelicht in Magdalenafjorden

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Shore landing made by zodiac from the Noordelicht

Shore landing made by zodiac from the Noordelicht, Prins Karls Forland

Noordelicht at anchor off the west coast of Spitsbergen

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Walrus haul-out, Prins Karls Forland

Walrus haul-out, Prins Karls Forland. Photographed at midnight (June)

Blomstrandhalvoya - Abandoned mining machinery

Walking and camping trip

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Road in the Crown Range area to the north of Queenstown

Road in the Crown Range area to the north of Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand

The coast road sign

Statue of Captain Cook

View over Richmond Bay with Pohuenui Station and jetty snuggled at the top end

Te Kamei Tewai dancers

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Potato harvesting in fields in the highlands

Potato harvesting in fields in the highlands. An old man leans against the raw llama wool sacks. Each stripe the colour of the animal it came

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Gold panners looking out of the window

Gold panners looking out of the window. Many of the transient gold workers have descended from the mountains due to terrorism and poverty

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Rothschilds moth

Rothschilds moth (Saturniidae Rothschidia) spreads its 8-inch (20cm) wingspan. It is one of the largest moths in the world

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Pierid butterflies

Pierid butterflies. Absorb minerals from the urine of capybaras deposited on the beach half an hour previously. Minerals are extremely hard to come by in the Amazon rain forest

Images Dated 9th February 2009: Horned Toad (Ceratophrys cornuta)

Horned Toad (Ceratophrys cornuta). This is essentially a mouth with feet, and will eat anything smaller than itself, other toads included

Images Dated 9th February 2009: A five metre long Black Caiman surfaces on an oxbow lake

A five metre long Black Caiman surfaces on an oxbow lake. Seriously endangered as a species, they were hunted nearly to extinction in the 1950 s

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